Along with the growth in mobile devices, companies have also been shifting attention and resources to developing mobile apps around their services. Responsive websites are fine if you’re just browsing the web. But if you are a law firm paying for a technology vendor’s services, you expect the mobile experience to be clean and perfect. A responsive website isn’t good enough. As such, dedicated apps for mobile devices are where most, if not all, legal technology companies are heading. The most visible example of this move towards mobile devices was the Legal Appathon. A collaboration of Thomson West and MIT Media Lab, the Appathon was meant to show how law students, lawyers, and technology companies can work together to provide focused, narrow legal solutions in app form.